THE PSI SEMINAR SERIES: WEDNESDAYS
3:00pm PSI Tea
3:30pm PSI Seminar
NOTE: NEW LOCATION FOR TEA AND SEMINARS!
Tea and seminars are held in PSI's brand new west wing, located in the adjacent office complex to our west. For maps and directions click here.
Spring 2005
| Date | Speaker | Title (link to abstract) |
|---|---|---|
| Jan 24 Monday! 10:30AM |
Jeff Kargel
U.S. Geological Survey |
Martian Ice- and Water-Formed Landscapes, and Terrestrial chemical, mineralogical, and morphological analogs |
| Feb 23 |
Peter Smith
UA Lunar and Planetary Lab | The Phoenix Mission |
| March 2 |
Matt Balme
Planetary Science Institute | Dust Devils on Mars |
| March 9 |
Kate Su
UA Steward Observatory | The Vega Debris Disk - A Surprise from Spitzer |
| March 16 | LPSC --- Houston, TX |
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| March 21 Monday! 3:30PM |
Jürgen Blum
Inst. for Geophys. & Extraterrestrial Phys., Technical University at Braunschweig, Germany | Planet Formation in the Laboratory |
| March 23 |
Cathy Quantin
University Claude Bernard Lyon, France | Martian Landslide and Fluvial Activity, and Problems of Cratering Rates on Mars and Earth |
| April 6 |
Alfred McEwen
UA Lunar and Planetary Lab | MRO's High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) |
| April 20 4:00pm! |
S. Alan Stern
Southwest Research Institute (seminar in new location, see above note) | Searching for Ice at the Lunar Poles: The LAMP Investigation on NASA's 2008 Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter |
| April 27 |
Bruce Bohor
USGS, Denver & Univ. of Colorado, Boulder | Anatomy of a giant impact: Characterization of the K/T boundary event from distal ejecta |
| May 4 |
Andy Rivkin
MIT Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences | Rotationally-Resolved Infrared Spectroscopy of Vesta: It's More Interesting Than You'd Think from the Title |
| May 11 |
Tim Slater
UA Steward Observatory | The Dawning of a New Era in Education and Public Outreach: New Roles and New Responsibilities for Scientists |
| May 18 |
Dante Lauretta
UA Lunar and Planetary Lab (seminar in new location, see above note) | Iron Meteorites and the Origin of Life: Phosphide Minerals on Early Earth and the RNA World. |
| May 19 Thursday! 12:00 |
Amy Lovell
Agnes Scott College Physics & Astronomy (seminar in new location, see above note) | New Long-wavelength Observations of Comets & Asteroids |
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